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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1968

Page

10

Gls Have Varied Views On U S Gun Control

An informal Saigon survey of American GIs shows support for moderate to strong gun control while most say measures short of confiscation could reduce deaths. Respondents mix views on registration and mail order bans, with concerns about rights and practicality. Some plan to ditch weapons after returning home.

John T. Wheeler Saigon United States Jerry Ballard Kansas City, Mo National Rifle Association NRA

Puerto Rico ruling party vetoes Vilella renomination bid

Gov. Roberto Sanchez Vilella failed to secure renomination as the Popular Democratic Party split. Luis Negron Lopez led the ticket with 1 125 votes while Santiago Polanco Abreu and Sanchez Vilella trailed. The party faces a strong New Progressive challenge from Luis A. Ferré ahead of the November election.

San Juan P.R Puerto Rico Popular ‘Democratic Party Roberto Sanchez Vilella Luis Munoz Marin Senate Luis Negron Lopez Sanchez Vilella Negron Washington Santiago Polanco Abreu Popular Democrats New Progressive Luis A. Ferre United States

Gardner Urges Governors to Fund Urban Problem Solving

Cincinnati. John Gardner former Johnson cabinet member urged state leaders at the National Governors Conference to spend more on urban issues. He heads the Urban Coalition and said taxes and new programs are needed to rebuild America and overcome looming urban challenges.

Cincinnati John Gardner Johnson Gardner Urban Coalition America

Scattered Akron Fire Bombings Prompt Curfew Return

Akron endured a fifth straight night of scattered fire bombings with nine incidents reported. The Wilson Lumber Co. suffered the heaviest damage at about 18 650 dollars in a storage area. Mayor John Ballard imposed an 8 p.m. curfew as 850 National Guard troops remained on duty amid tense conditions.

Akron Ohio National Guard Wilson Lumber Co North Street John Ballard Ohio National Guard

Plastic Bathtub Wins 35 Mile Race in Vancouver Harbor

In Nanaimo harbor Vancouver Island more than 200 bathtubs and escort boats gathered for the annual international bathtub race. Stan Vollmers a 38 year old Nanaimo sheet metal mechanic steered the plastic tub Nev R Make R to victory covering 35 miles to Vancouver's English Bay in two hours and 12 minutes.

Vancouver, B.C Vancouver Island Nanaimo Harbor Stan Vollmers Nanaimo Vancouver English Bay

Italy Bars Clerics From Public Begging

Rome authorities report that Italy's Roman Catholic bishops barred priests and nuns from begging in public places and urged creation of less obtrusive alms seeking methods.

Italy Rome UPI

Blaiberg Weak But Cheerful After Hepatitis Battle

Dr Philip Blaiberg the world's longest surviving heart transplant patient visited with his wife at Groote Schuur hospital in Cape Town for the first time since a hepatitis episode. He sat up and ate lunch and his wife said he is still very weak but cheerful and eager to talk. Blaiberg, 59, was critically ill with hepatitis and later pneumonia.

Cape Town South Africa UPI Philip Blaiberg Blaiberg Ee Groote Schuur Hospital

Church Collapses in Aguila Colombia Kills 12

A Roman Catholic church collapsed in Aguila on Sunday causing 12 deaths and 30 injuries. Rescue teams and local authorities reported the casualties as officials begin inquiries into the disaster.

Cali Colombia Upi Aguila

Guarded Vermont Negro Pastor's Home After Shotgun Attacks

In Irasburg Vermont state police guard the home of Rev David Johnson a Negro Baptist minister after marauders fired five shotgun blasts at the house last week. Johnson who moved from Seaside California says locals treated his family warmly and suspects a few visitors may have returned to the area seeking clues. He served as a master sergeant in Korea and is being considered for a permanent Vermont pastorate. Over 20 state police remain on the case with officials expecting a break soon. The Johnson family includes his wife four children Barbara Lawrence and her two children and they are the only Negroes in Irasburg and nearby northeast Vermont.

Trasburg David Johnson Irasburg Wwe Py Ye Alexander Mr. Johnson Barbara Lawrence Vietnam Vermont

Rats Swarm Boat Sinks Three Fishermen in Philippines

Manila reports three brothers drowned after a flood of rats over two acres overturned their fishing boat near Masbate and San Vincente islands. Two fishermen witnessed the attack noting thousands of rats resembled a fish school crossing a narrow water neck.

Manila UPI Manila Daily Bulletin Masbate San Vincente Islands Philippines

Want Ads Promise Power for Buyers and Sellers

Classified notices emphasize the effectiveness of want ads for both buyers and sellers, highlighting their reach, versatility, and practical cost in local commerce. The piece frames want ads as a trusted tool to connect goods, services, and opportunities across the community.

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